My sincere thanks to each of you for your responses. Ced suggested I put some information about the car, so here it is....
The car is a 1935 Stout Scarab (it does look stout, does it not?), designed by William Stout. Only nine cars were produced, and it cost $5000. This one resides in the Owls Head Transportation Museum, on the coast of Maine - an absolutely delightful place to wander amongst all sorts of vehicles, from bicycles to cars to airplanes.
Diane, Love this image and treatment thereof! What is the story behind this car?
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The car is a 1935 Stout Scarab (it does look stout, does it not?), designed by William Stout. Only nine cars were produced, and it cost $5000. This one resides in the Owls Head Transportation Museum, on the coast of Maine - an absolutely delightful place to wander amongst all sorts of vehicles, from bicycles to cars to airplanes.